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Jobsite burgers and dogs

Brought the flat griddle to the jobsite and cooked up some burgers and dogs.

by gordito_y_barbon

14 Comments

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  4. True-Grand-5135

    This is awesome! What trade are you going ?

  5. johnnyribcage

    If I were working a job outside and had a half pound burger and a jumbo dog for lunch, I’m pretty sure I’d be completely useless for the rest of the afternoon.

  7. ChesticleSweater

    This is the kind of stuff that if you know, you know.
    Would you rather

    1. Have the crew show up with coolers/bbq/griddle to feed said crew over 30 min or so…

    or

    2. Have the crew leave for 1-1.5hr lunch break. Or alternatively, breaking for the day.

    Putting one guy on lunch and the rest still working to get the job done is pro level. Awesome work OP.

  8. hispanicausinpanic

    Whenever I worked construction and someone busted out food or a grill it made my day 500% better. I love dudes that do shit like this on the job.

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